[EXTERNAL]: New SRP NJ-Geoweb Profile!

The Site Remediation Waste Management Program (SRWMP) is excited to announce the release of a new Site Remediation NJ-Geoweb Profile. The SRP profile comes prepackaged with the most relevant NJDEP/OIT GIS layers and additional GIS layers tailored specifically to the needs of the Site Remediation regulated community. Specific functionality has also been built into this web mapping application to allow for the following:

• Searches by Site/Program Interest name and Site/Program Interest ID;
• Parcel based searches;
• Tools that allow for the ability to easily identify GIS features within a specified proximity of a given location; and
• A public notification tool that allows for the creation of mailing labels for all properties within a specified distance of a given location.

To launch the application, use the following link (a link is also provided on the SRP homepage):

https://njdep.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=25d1cd0ae75048b1a7867971392b6995

The following resources are available to help you get started using the NJ-Geoweb platform:

• The NJ Geoweb 4.0 Users Guide provides information regarding the tools and widgets found in this application as well as the basics on how to navigate within the application using the mouse.

  https://www.nj.gov/dep/gis/assets/Quick_Start_Guide_for_NJ-GeoWeb.pdf

• FAQs applicable to the recently updated NJ-Geoweb platform:

  https://www.nj.gov/dep/gis/assets/NJ%20GeoWeb%20FAQ.pdf

• A Layer List Grouping that identifies all the default GIS layers included in the application, which grouping they can be found under and detailed information (including metadata) for each layer:

  https://www.nj.gov/dep/srp/gis/nj_geoweb_srwmp_dataset.html

Please send comments and/or suggestions for improvement via email to srpgis@dep.nj.gov as we will be making refinements to the application based on your feedback.

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